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Nutritional Assessments Reduce Length of Hospital Stays Recent studies report that the length of hospitalization was reduced by 60% when nutritional status was evaluated and treated. These were patients being treated for medical disorders or receiving surgical interventions unrelated to nutritional or metabolic disorders. The potential savings to hospitals, insurance carriers, and patients is staggering! The bottom line: meeting the nutritional needs of all patients equals better and more efficient care.
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